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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
8
Mrs. J. W. Siel will host the King's Daughters next Thursday afternoon. A football game today at 3:30 features the Indian boys visiting the local field. A musical service at Congregational Church Sunday evening October 4 at 7 30 with Mr Geo Boyd leading a youth chorus. Watch for further announcements next week.
For two and a half years Mrs. Lynde has met with parents to help them understand and work out everyday home difficulties. The project Meeting your Childs Problems offers guidance to both fathers and mothers. Meetings are at the high school auditorium on Thursday October 1 at 8 00 PM and all parents and teachers are invited.
Mrs. H. Price of Woodside credits Kruschen with a dramatic weight loss from 1190 pounds to 126 pounds in a year. She claims her appearance now resembles that of a 20 year old mother of two and notes friends praise the results. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Shipments of livestock offered by Farmers Produce with delivery dates set for Tuesday September 29 and October 13. Contact telephone 136 for PAE and Géeck arrangements.
Michigan potato growers faced issues from frost damage and mechanical injuries. Early digging is advised as spring progression and fall rains raise risk. Careful handling and grading along with earlier planting and improved spraying aim to boost market quality and reduce consumer rejection.
Classified liners advertise 16 hives of bees mowing machine dump rake and Star couche by John Gerren four miles southwest of Clare. Found and left at Sentinel office red hat automobile cap and parcel containing footwear. Owner please call. For sale wheat fertilizer Clare Hay Grain and Barn do.
Dr. A V Shilling, for the Couzens Fund, completed a twelve week summer dental clinic in Clare County on Friday noon September 18. The program treated 630 patients with 769 extractions and 1 020 fillings, focusing on preserving child teeth and teaching dental care. County expenses totaled 3126.28, leaving 3.72 of the 130.00 appropriation.
Conservation Officer Archie Mac Donald found a fresh deer liver in a hunting cabin in Ontonagon county. Reginald Gauthier and Clarence Seeley appeared with rifles and were sentenced to 80 days each, 60 days for illegal venison possession and 20 days for carrying a rifle in a deer area during closed season. Rifles confiscated and meat given to Ontonagon County Farm. Fire season reminders noted.
The Michigan Conservation Commission voted at its September meeting to conform to the federal one month waterfowl season from noon October 1 to noon October 31. State officers lacking federal commissions are authorized to enforce the season. The 1931 legislature set October 1 to December 15 for ducks geese coots and brant but federal rules narrow it. jack snipe gallinules and rails retain state dates with current bag limits. The gallinule rail season runs October 1 to November 30 with unchanged bag limits. jack snipe runs October 1 to December 15 with daily bag ten and possession twenty. no hunting before half hour before sunrise or after sunset.
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School at 9 30. Catholic St Cecilia's Mass at 10 30. Methodist Episcopal Church morning service at usual hour with Sunday School and Epworth League at 6 30 led by Rev John Lockyer and Rev Stanley Morrison.
German services at 9:45 and English at 10:45 led by Rev. C Binhammer. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints holds Sunday School at 10:30 and community service at 11:00 in O C F Hall with Hitler G W Burt of Beaverton preaching at 8:00.
Rev Ghos Stroup leads morning worship at ten with Sunday School at 11 15 Miss Laura Thompson superintendent evening service at 730 Midweek prayer Wednesday prayer changes things a prayer band meets before each service next Sunday
Next Sunday schedule lists 10 15 a m worship with sermon on Seeking God and special choir music. Church School at 11 15 a m led by Superintendent Norris Biden discusses the question of God, inviting members and friends to attend.
The Southeast Sheridan church outlines its fall plan announcing October 4 as the start of the Sunday School year with officers chosen September 20 and the first meeting September 21. Officers include Edgar Van Sicklen as Superintendent and Viola Parish as Treasurer with tasks for assistants, librarians, and teachers across all classes. Morning worship is at 11 00 a m and evening services at 8 00 p m with a sewing circle and prayer meeting weekly.
The Men’s Chorus of 40 voices from station WASH Grand Rapids will lead Gospel song and testimony services in Cadillac and McBain next Sunday. In Cadillac the service is at Wesleyan Tabernacle on Like Cadillac at 2 30 PM. In McBain the evening service is at 8500 Glolock Gospel Tabernacle. The choir also assists the Swedish Mission church Sunday morning in Cadillac.
A nationwide Seventh-day Adventist fundraising campaign aims to raise 1 250 000 within six weeks to support evangelization abroad. The effort funds hospitals and schools, expands missions in Africa and South America, and establishes a new post in Nusi Fiji Islands. Local supporters in Clare include Rose Cosgrove and Henry Hoover.
Mr and Mrs Cour celebrate their golden wedding after thirty four years living on a small acreage west of Clare on U S 10. The couple mother and father to three daughters and two sons with most grandchildren nearby. Out of town relatives from Saginaw attended. The Sentinel extends wishes for many more years of health and prosperity.
The Clare Shipping Association announces shipping dates on Tuesday October 6 and Tuesday October 20. Contact H. A. Dawson Shipper at phone 220F21 for details.
Oil stakes were set Monday on the Earl Wilson farm located one mile south, three miles west and 1 2 south of Clare, marking the farthest west location in the Vernon field. John Brier well three miles south and 1 2 west of Clare is down 3550 and slated to drill this weekend. Ben Loomis and Wood No 2 activity noted with depth 1700 feet and drilling paused to resolve pipe straightening or relocation issues. Louie Thayer well southeast of Brief No 1 is down 3450 and to be completed soon.
Toledo area readers note auctions scheduled for Tuesday October 6 near Clare with livestock and farm implements to be offered by Jos O Larson. Wednesday October 7 features George Lumley public sale including horses cows calves and farm tools at 1 mile east of Hagle School and 1 4 mile south with hay and rough feed also listed.
An advertisement claims Alleniu cures rheumatism by removing uric acid within 24 hours and promises relief within 48 hours. It guarantees satisfaction through HB. A. Anderson and local druggists and offers a bottle for 85 cents with a money hack claim.
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